• Tip or gratuity
• Entry tax

• Luxurious Accommodations: Relax in comfort with 4-star hotel stays in both Cairo and Luxor.
• Delicious Meals: Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the tour, featuring a variety of local and international cuisines.
• Private Transportation: Travel in style and comfort with private air-conditioned vehicles for all transfers and sightseeing tours.
• Domestic Flight: Relax and enjoy scenic views on a domestic flight from Cairo to Luxor.
• Entrance Fees: All entrance fees to the sites mentioned in the itinerary are included, saving you time and hassle.
• Knowledgeable Guides: Benefit from the expertise of dedicated private guides throughout the tour, who will provide insightful commentary and bring ancient Egypt to life.
• Felucca  Motor Boat Ride: River Nile in Cairo.

• Air Fare for International Flights: Roundtrip airfare to and from Cairo is not included.
• Visas:  The Egyptian entry visa is not included, though it's recommended to purchase it upon arrival at the airport.
• Gratuities: Tipping for your guides and drivers is customary in Egypt, but not included in the tour price. Plan to bring some Egyptian pounds for tipping.
• Drinks:  Beverages other than water during meals are not included. You can expect to purchase bottled water and other drinks throughout the day.
• Optional Activities: Entrance fees for the interior of the pyramids at Giza.
  Camel or horse rides at the Giza pyramids.
  The Motor Sailing boat (Felucca) ride in Luxor.
  

• Passport required

Health & Physical Requirements:

• This tour involves moderate walking and activity, including uneven terrain and navigating historical sites with stairs and uneven surfaces. It may not be suitable for those with significant mobility limitations.
• Some activities are optional, like riding camels or horses at the pyramids, which require additional physical ability.
• Temperatures in Egypt can vary depending on the season. Be prepared for hot weather, especially during desert excursions. Comfortable, breathable clothing and a hat are essential.

Accessibility:

• Wheelchair accessibility is not guaranteed for all sites on the tour. It's recommended to contact Brave Tours to confirm accessibility for wheelchairs or any other mobility aids you may require.
• Infant seats are not typically included on tours.  You may need to bring your own car seat or carrier if traveling with a young child

Must-Haves:

• Comfortable walking shoes: Essential for exploring historical sites and uneven terrain.
• Sunscreen and hat: The Egyptian sun is strong, so protect yourself!
• Sunglasses: A must for sunny days in the desert and by the Nile.
• Light, breathable clothing: Pack for hot weather, with loose-fitting, long-sleeved shirts and pants for sun protection. Consider quick-drying fabrics for comfort.
• Scarf or sarong: Useful for covering up at religious sites (especially shoulders and knees) or for unexpected chilly evenings.
• Reusable water bottle: Stay hydrated! Bottled water can be expensive, and a reusable bottle is eco-friendly.
• Comfortable backpack:  For carrying essentials during day trips.
• Camera: Capture all the amazing sights you'll see!
• Copy of passport and travel insurance: Important for emergencies.
• Egyptian Pounds: While some things may be charged in USD or EUR, having some local currency is always helpful, especially for tipping, small purchases, and unexpected expenses.

Nice-to-Haves:

• Cash in USD or EUR: While Egyptian pounds are best for everyday purchases, some places might accept major currencies.
• Power bank: Keep your electronics charged on the go, especially if you plan on taking lots of photos and videos.
• Adapter plug:  Ensure your electronics work with Egyptian outlets (two round prongs).
• First-aid kit: Pack basic supplies for minor cuts, scrapes, or headaches.
• Books or entertainment:  For downtime during travel days or evenings.
• Binoculars:  For getting a closer look at the pyramids and other intricate details.
• Arabic phrasebook: Learning a few basic phrases can enhance your experience and connect with locals.
• Swimsuit and sandals (optional): If you'd like to take a dip in the hotel pool or enjoy a relaxing moment by the Nile (weather permitting).

Remember: It's always better to pack light and layer clothing for different temperatures.  Check the weather forecast for the specific time of year you'll be traveling to ensure you pack appropriately. Consider laundry services offered by your hotels if you plan on packing light